Various members of Congress, including Chip Roy, are pressuring the Senate to pass the SAVE Act while House Republicans oppose the legislation.
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Updated Sep 11
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Various members of Congress, including Chip Roy, are pressuring the Senate to pass the SAVE Act while House Republicans oppose the legislation.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The Senate rejected the SAVE Act proposal, intensifying legislative deadlock over funding.1 source
Pressure campaign mounts in Congress for the SAVE Act to pass the Senate.1 source
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